[Capistrano] Re: How do I see a log of the remote commands being run?

I want to see a log of the commands and results(stdout+stderr), too. like a `script` command... On 2007/10/11, 10:01, jaikumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: possible to see a log of the commands that are being run by cap i.e. what is the checkout command being issued? This will help me debug the

[Capistrano] Re: EC2 Cluster Management Plugin

Hi Joe, This sounds really good! I've been working on EC2 on Rails ( http://ec2onrails.rubyforge.org/ ), which was mentioned previously in this thread (thanks Paul M.), and I could really use this. My project started out as just a public server image but I've recently added Capistrano tasks

[Capistrano] new to capistrano

I'm currently trying to run any capistrano command - cap deploy:check, for example - and I am getting nowhere. When I run deploy:check, I get: * executing `deploy:check' * executing test -d /users/home/nwtconline/apps/admin/releases servers: [admin.online.nwtc.edu] Unfortunately that is

[Capistrano] Capistrano and Webistrano configuration parameters overview

Cheers, As the question about all variables and configuration parameter for Capistrano comes up every now and then I decided to create a probably incomplete list of all configuration parameter for Webistrano and Capistrano. The list can be found on the Webistrano project page:

[Capistrano] Re: new to capistrano

Yeah - ssh admin.online.nwtc.edu logs in just fine. On Oct 11, 12:21 pm, Paul Dowman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does it work if you do ssh admin.online.nwtc.edu on the command-line? On 10/11/07, timgremore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm currently trying to run any capistrano command - cap

[Capistrano] Re: How do I see a log of the remote commands being run?

I downloaded the capistrano sources and am still at a loss as to why there is no debugging output before svn: Connection closed unexpectedly. Since I'm using the verbose options, by my read of the sources it seems that I should see the actual command that cap is trying to execute on the remote

[Capistrano] Re: Capistrano and Webistrano configuration parameters overview

Very, very nice! Thanks for putting that together, Jonathan. - Jamis On Oct 11, 2007, at 12:41 PM, Jonathan Weiss wrote: Cheers, As the question about all variables and configuration parameter for Capistrano comes up every now and then I decided to create a probably incomplete list of all

[Capistrano] Re: How do I see a log of the remote commands being run?

I'm pretty sure the error is occuring when svn is being invoked on the local host, and not the remote host. Thus, no output showing the command being executed. Do you have svn installed locally? Is it in your PATH? What version of svn do you have installed? - Jamis On Oct 11, 2007, at

[Capistrano] Re: How do I see a log of the remote commands being run?

Thanks for the help - I was convinced it was on the remote host and didn't think about the local host :-( Yes, the problem is on my local host. I had been testing svn under cygwin shell on my local host and things were fine, but I was running cap under the cmd prompt in windows. I do have svn

[Capistrano] Feature request, :as option for run command

Hi Jamis, I have another feature request for you. I have a deployment where I have a series of tasks that get executed on various machines, but I need to login to those machines with public key auth with different user ids. In this particular scenario, using sudo does not really work as needed.